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RejectReject 13 Feb 2012 13:10
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The tone and grammar make this too hard to read, sorry. Even then, though, I'm not sure that the core idea is even that interesting. It's soap what makes you forget stuff.

by RejectReject, 13 Feb 2012 13:10
BlandBland 13 Feb 2012 12:51
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Hmm. Didn't think I was…

by BlandBland, 13 Feb 2012 12:51

Nazdar clovece!
Ehm.
Welcome, man!
Your English is quite good as I see, though if you try to write anything, don't forget to have it proof-read. Best place to do that is the IRC chat as you can generally get quick responses, besides ,the people there are quite the fun to be around.
As you probably guessed, I myself am neighbour over from Slovak Republic, and that said there's a fair bit of Russians around too, like Gene R, though they generally hang out at the Russian SCP site.

Fencing sounds like an interesting hobby, make sure you don't use SCP-572 by accident XD.

Re: Let me introduce myself by VAElynxVAElynx, 13 Feb 2012 12:44
Ninjat_126Ninjat_126 13 Feb 2012 11:25
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I'm a fan. Introduction to 085 might be interesting, but I'm pretty sure that it would end in tears. Possibly she could 'inhabit' an origami person made from 445, or something terrible could happen.

by Ninjat_126Ninjat_126, 13 Feb 2012 11:25
RioghailRioghail 13 Feb 2012 11:19
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Why do they have a picture of someone holding 1086-2 barehanded if it's stated in the article that exposure to the substance isn't allowed for containment reasons?

Othere than that, great article! I love the method of transferral particularly. I like the idea of the retrieval agents racing to detain the new infectee, and the infectee being suddenly dragged away by a bunch of soldiers and scientists in hazmat suits.

by RioghailRioghail, 13 Feb 2012 11:19

Oh? That wasn't a tale but a creepypasta, wasn't it?

That's what I remember…

That is, unless I posted a tale I don't remember writing a long time ago.

EDIT: I just checked in with Sophos, the only other thing was Liar's Paradise which was in fact a creepypasta and not a tale. Don't accuse me of things.

by soullesshumansoullesshuman, 13 Feb 2012 10:21
MarieAlessaMarieAlessa 13 Feb 2012 09:11
in discussion Hidden / Per page discussions » SCP-1045

I spent some time with a nice nutmeg candle burning as I showered this weekend. I pictured the screaming. Boring or no, , even a very short entry might be ok. The image….imagined sound?…..was unsettling. Upvote, but consider even a singular entry, perhaps two, all the same. I am of less experience here, to be sure, but even boring details sometimes add a quiet oomph.

by MarieAlessaMarieAlessa, 13 Feb 2012 09:11

Huh. Apparently I'm a bit behind on the times. Didn't know that existed.

Google Reverse Image Search works even more often than TinEye.

Welcome! Your English is very good, by the way. If you've not seen it already, you might find that SCP-1050 is to your fancy, considering your interest in linguistics.

Re: Let me introduce myself by HornbyHornby, 13 Feb 2012 08:41

If we need to find the origin of an image, we can always put it into TinEye: http://www.tineye.com/
It's worked for me eight times out of ten when searching for where an image came from.

Hello everyone,
as one of the newest addition to this site I believe that I really should introduce myself. My name is Ondřej(Czech equivalent of Andrew, hence my nickname), I am 18 years old and I'm from The Czech Republic.

I'm very interested in linguistics, especially in the English language. After finishing all my schools, I would love to continue in this field.

However, my biggest interest at the moment is historical fencing. I am taught the german school of fencing with long swords, generally late medieval times. While no expert, I am taught by one of the (in my humble opinion) best Czech fencers, so I believe that his teachings might be worth something.

I really wish to learn, and I hope to help anyone that might be interested in some information about my knowledge.

So, hello!

Let me introduce myself by DrjuDrju, 13 Feb 2012 08:34
PkunkWeArePkunkWeAre 13 Feb 2012 08:31
in discussion Hidden / Per page discussions » SCP-1045

These are the kind of things I want to read when I come here. Great job :) - +1

Also:

"AVAILABLE NOW AT IKEA."

by PkunkWeArePkunkWeAre, 13 Feb 2012 08:31
Salvador 5Salvador 5 13 Feb 2012 07:40
in discussion Hidden / Per page discussions » Thread

Am I doing this right? I can't tell.

by Salvador 5Salvador 5, 13 Feb 2012 07:40
Pig_catapultPig_catapult 13 Feb 2012 07:39
in discussion Hidden / Per page discussions » SCP-1004

I respectfully disagree.

by Pig_catapultPig_catapult, 13 Feb 2012 07:39
Kimura OkagawaKimura Okagawa 13 Feb 2012 07:34
in discussion Hidden / Per page discussions » SCP-CCG

Pufferkittens
Place kitten on table. Any cards it moves out of place, lays on, or in the case of hairballs, throws up on is out of play once it eventually walks away.

SCP-666-J
Can only be played if Dr. Gerald is already in play. Set up a Hot Wheels course and have everyone race a car, specific rules to be determined by availability of course-making stuff (ideally those flexible race track things you can make cool ramps with) and what everyone decides defines "winning" the race. Winner can Unsecure, Uncontain, or Destroy an in-play SCP of their choice.

by Kimura OkagawaKimura Okagawa, 13 Feb 2012 07:34
pooryoricpooryoric 13 Feb 2012 07:31
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Bland, please stop indirectly implying that you're senior staff.

by pooryoricpooryoric, 13 Feb 2012 07:31

Hello. I go by the name Faidra in most of my online mediums. I was linked the SCP Foundation by a friend, specifically 993 as I always need extra encouragements to cringe in terror at clowns. I began clicking around and before I knew it had spent several hours and allowed late night informercials to actually run with an audience. The site was a display of not only quality fiction, but the fact that it is possible to have comment sections that don't become consumed with assertions regarding the moral fiber of one's mother.

An extended hand. by FaidraFaidra, 13 Feb 2012 07:11

The reactions do seem a bit melodramatic, though, especially from a Foundation scientist. Having supposedly been involved in certain heinous things, would just finding out that they created 110-Montauk *really* make him vomit?

Really great, otherwise.

by Salvador 5Salvador 5, 13 Feb 2012 06:54
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